Currently, cargo-hack calculates the MSRV based on all packages and if they disagree, it errors. While we want to make the MSRV calculation to be per-package, this is an intermediate step wards that by at least making it so cargo-hack won't error if the selected set of packages agree on an MSRV.
To allow the selected packages to be used in the expansion of a range into versions, the range expansion code was pulled out of the Context.
For testing this, I made the rust-version fixture have multiple versions and the tests show that this works while also failing in some cases. The failure is not in a _failure test because the intention is to get that case working in a follow up PR.
Currently, cargo-hack calculates the MSRV based on all packages and if they disagree, it errors. While we want to make the MSRV calculation to be per-package, this is an intermediate step wards that by at least making it so cargo-hack won't error if the selected set of packages agree on an MSRV.
To allow the selected packages to be used in the expansion of a range into versions, the range expansion code was pulled out of the Context.
For testing this, I made the
rust-versionfixture have multiple versions and the tests show that this works while also failing in some cases. The failure is not in a_failuretest because the intention is to get that case working in a follow up PR.